Would not want oceanfront to own weather beat the hell out of them and erosion is insane and if ocean rises like some say it will get worse.Rockaway is cool and a nice small town feel.

PREFACE: First and foremost, I just wanted to say I totally understand the discussion point of investing in red states vs. blue states.

Keep in mind these shouldn't be out of the blue you know when things are getting towards end of life so plan on that as well.Keep up the good work!

You might also look at Middlesex county and North Ocean.

Hi,I am interested in buying a property in a city like Orlando FL, Miami FL or Ocean City NJ.

I noticed that Blue sky was mentioned when I searched like you suggested, and it's right near me.

Total gut , BUT in a solid class B neighborhood with blue ribbon schools .I would suggest to also look for smaller houses in the counties with good appreciation .  

.$600,000 sounds like a lot, its actually $625,000 but in miami, in this particular building its just under 800 sq ft and the cheapest unit in the building on a lower floor with only a street view but it was a complete steal bc other units in the building avg around $1,500/sq ft with ocean view going for $2500+ and streetview going for $1000+, at $750/sq ft it was a phenomenal price but again the current owner paid $385k during the housing crash right when the building was built, so he's making alot 3.Spoke with an attorney there are a few choices from rejecting checks from boyfriend bc he's not on the lease and forcing the girl to pay which would force boyfriend to deposit cash in her account which could cause a tax problem @ $3,200/month being deposited or the attorney suggested just listing it at a high price and if i get a full price offer,great, if not it gets show a bunch and is an annoyance to the tenant and she leaves......she said she suggests that to many who want a tenant out, apparently it happens alot in miami where people buy a unit and aren't allowed to discuss tenant leaving beforehand and bc rents are so cheap in miami tenants want to stay.

Meeting the BIG doners and Medium Doners might be fruitful (The process will be less complicated if everyone is living in the same state).If someone is driving one of these, you can assume they have money vs just high income.It's a Bentley Convertible, the tops are usually Blue, or Burgundy, grey or tan.Talk to Dentists and MD's.Dress to blend in where you go, don't wear old worn out Dickies to the Prom so to speak.Then just talk to people and make business friends with them.Good Luck!

Wear a green or blue shirt, not black or red.You want a middle of the road car, not a junker, not a flashy $100k car